I Had A Magic Kit.

I Don't Tend To Think Of The Characters I Play As Losers. I Like The Struggles That People Have, People Who Are Feeling Like They Don't Fit Into Society, Because I Still Sort Of Feel That Way.

What If I Told You Insane Was Working Fifty Hours A Week In Some Office For Fifty Years At The End Of Which They Tell You To P*ss Off; Ending Up In Some Retirement Village Hoping To Die Before Suffering The Indignity Of Trying To Make It To The Toilet On Time? Wouldn't You Consider That To Be Insane?

Anything You Write, Even If You Have To Start Over, Is Valuable. I Let The Story Write Itself Through The Characters.

I Don't Think I'm That Much Different From Any Other Working Actor That's Trying To Make A Living.

There's A Certain Type Of Character That You Can't Help But Come In Contact With Growing Up And Living In Brooklyn And Long Island. A Certain Mixture Of Moxie, Heart, And A Wise Guy Sense Of Humor.